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Great pictures as moral teachers (1910)

Jackson, Henry Ezekiel, 1869-1939 · Philadelphia, The John C. Winston company · leaf 37

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orals and duties.There is something more to be done in this way, I believe,than has yet been done. Hope From a painting by George F. Watts HOPEBy George F, Watts This picture was presented by the artist to the Tate Gallery,London, in 1897. It is four feet seven and a half inches highand three feet… … I InterpretationThe Religion of To-morrow Morning For by hope were we saved; but hope that is seen is nothope; for who hopeth for that which he seeth? Paul. Who can really think and not think hopefully? George Meredith. Hope is the real riches as fear is the real poverty. Hume. All men hope and see…

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